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from reddit: the front page of the internet http://ift.tt/1F7i0OJ
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I read, on a TIL here, that Scientology is considered a religion, and exempt, because it filed so many lawsuits against the government that they had to negotiate to get anywhere.
What did Scientology do right that the others can't figure out how to stop the government from strongarming them? I get the patriot act changed things and they're different eras, but same thing applies.
Can't they just not cooperate and tangle the government up till it gives in?
Link for those who haven't seen it yet: http://ift.tt/1yGWWxu
I mean the only thing I can think of is that it was staged. Any professional magicians out there know how this trick can possibly work without prior arragements?
Edit: I probably should have been a little more specific. This question is regarding his last trick with the 7 of hearts.
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